The countdown to Customer Service Week has begun!

September 18, 2014

There are approximately 17 days left until Customer Service Week 2014 – click here for the official timer! Have you been planning and preparing your agenda for CSW so it is starting to come together? If not, we have some great articles and blog posts to help jump start the planning process!

I also ran across a website with some really fun and unique Customer Service Week ideas. For example, they suggest sumo wrestling (my favorite), chair and cubicle decorating contests, and so much more! We also have some great gift ideas to help make this year's Customer Service week memorable for your entire team.

Don't wait until it's too late, CSW 2014 is right around the corner!

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